Midwife Pip® Podcast

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pip@midwifepip.com

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E246. Why Pelvic Health Shouldn't Start After Birth

November 02, 2026

Pelvic Health Shouldn't Start After Birth - with Clare Bourne Pelvic health shouldn’t start after something goes wrong. In this episode, Pip is joined by pelvic health physiotherapist Claire Bourne to unpack what women really need to know about their pelvic floor - from pregnancy and birth to postpartum recovery. They talk about why pelvic health is so much more than Kegels, why “common” doesn’t always mean “normal”, and why six weeks postpartum isn’t a magic reset. A conversation about u...

E245. The Postpartum Symptom Nobody Prepares You For

October 27, 2026

The Postpartum Symptom Nobody Prepares You For- with Aimee Oliver We spend so much time preparing women for birth - but what about preparing them for what happens to their bodies afterwards? In this deeply honest episode, Pip is joined by Aimee Oliver, to talk about her 11-year journey with pelvic floor injury and urinary incontinence following a traumatic birth. They talk about the things women often aren't told about postpartum recovery - the fear, embarrassment, loss of confidence, impa...

E244. How Birth Could Shape Your Baby’s Brain

October 20, 2026

How Birth Could Shape Your Baby’s Brain with Emily Roper Today’s conversation dives into a stage of life that every single one of us has experienced, but almost no one really talks about in depth. When we think about early brain development, most of the focus tends to land on pregnancy or what happens after a baby arrives. But what if we’re overlooking one of the most influential moments in shaping a child’s neurological future? My guest today is Emily Roper @earlyroots who specialises in ...

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Midwife Pip® Podcast typically books rising experts. Typical guest background: Recognized medical, mental-health, women’s-health, parenting, or scientific expertise; published authors, broadcasters, and credible public figures with relevant lived experience are also a strong fit. Common among recent guests: Published books; Broadcasting or media experience; Professional clinical or specialist practice. Recent guests include Dr. Ruairi Robertson, Dr. Punam Krishan, and Jen Murray.

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Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

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Recent episodes cover Health, Maternal Health, Pregnancy, Postpartum, and Parenting. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.

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